Unattended Death & Decomposition Cleaning In the case of an ‘Unattended Death’, decomposition can occur in a very short period of time. People entering the property are confronted with a scene where strong vile odours have migrated throughout the home & contents. From what is known about human decomposition, two chemical odours are produced that[…]

The unattended death of a person under unusual or unnatural circumstances is reportable under the provisions of the Coroners Act 2003 in Queensland, and similar Acts throughout Australia, where the presiding Coroner will conduct an inquest to determine a cause of death or provide findings for police to investigate or commence criminal proceedings. A reportable[…]

When it comes to ensuring the health & safety of your staff and clients in the work place, being aware of potential hazards & managing identified risk is now considered one of business management’s greatest requirements. Not all hazardous situations come down to an actual biohazard contamination that may affect your business, consider these issues[…]

In our line of work, we meet people every day who have lost a loved one—often through a traumatic event. We enter their lives at a time of great grieving, when the last thing they want to do is think about the deceased’s estate cleaning. Our goal is to take the stress out of estate[…]

Crime scene cleaning, also known as forensic cleaning, includes crime scenes, accidents and situations where a traumatic event has occurred. In the aftermath of a violent crime, family and friends of the victim are devastated. During this time of grief, they have to arrange to have the crime scene cleaned. It’s very stressful. That’s why[…]

You call it blood or guts. We call it organic matter. Whatever you choose to call it, cleaning it up requires specialized biohazard clean up. What is biohazard cleanup? Biohazard cleaning is the clean up of organic matter like blood cleanup and other bodily fluids, as well as airborne pathogens that pose a health hazard. Most often,[…]